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T20 WC: India Won't Be Bothered By Record Of Previous Losses In Ahmedabad, Says Doull
T20 World Cup: India will not be bothered by their previous record of defeats in ICC events at Ahmedabad and will instead draw strength from a packed home crowd in their quest to win a record third Men’s T20 World Cup title against New Zealand, said former Blackcaps player Simon Doull.
India’s not-so inspiring record in Ahmedabad has another layer of intrigue ahead of the final to be played at the Narendra Modi Stadium on Sunday. Their last two ICC white-ball defeats came at this venue – losing by six wickets to Australia in the 2023 ODI World Cup final and a 76-run loss to South Africa earlier in the Super Eights of the ongoing competition.
"Oh, look, I don't think Ahmedabad's a psychological issue for India at all. They will thrive on the environment and thrive on the fact they won't be looking at the numbers and saying they've lost two games there. I don't think that will bother them at all. I don't think they'd even be talking about that."
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